Blog - Miguel Fopiani

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How JobMarineMan Is Building a Direct Crew Recruitment Ecosystem

19 June 2026

Maritime recruitment has become more digital, but many platforms still replicate familiar agency workflows online. JobMarineMan.com, developed by ship and crew management company Marine MAN… [...]

Vantage Investors Back $258M Merger with Eldorado Drilling

19 June 2026

The shareholder in offshore drilling contractor Vantage Drilling have approved its proposed merger with Norway-based Eldorado Drilling, advancing a transaction that… [...]

Skyborn Secures Landmark Amazon PPA for Baltic Sea Offshore Wind Farm

19 June 2026

Amazon and offshore wind developer Skyborn Renewables have signed a 600 MW power purchase agreement (PPA) for electricity from the planned Gennaker offshore wind farm in the German Baltic Sea… [...]

Irish Consultancy Opens Its Doors for Offshore Wind, Subsea Markets

19 June 2026

A new engineering design and commercial advisory company focused on offshore wind, subsea transmission and marine infrastructure projects has launched in Ireland under the name of Insight Marine… [...]

Norway Deploys New Deep-Sea Mapping AUV on First Expedition

19 June 2026

Norway has launched the first expedition of a newly acquired autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) designed to improve mapping and understanding of the country's deep-sea areas… [...]

Valeura Concludes Nong Yao Drilling Ops, Boosts Gulf of Thailand Production

19 June 2026

Valeura Energy has completed an eight-well drilling campaign at the Nong Yao field in the Gulf of Thailand, increasing production and successfully delivering its first multi-lateral development well… [...]

New Wildcat Well on Equinor’s Drilling Agenda for North Sea

19 June 2026

The Norwegian Offshore Directorate (NOD) has granted Equinor a drilling permit for a wildcat well in the North Sea.The permit is wellbore 16/4-14 in production license 1174 S… [...]

Norway's Giant Troll Field to Deliver Additional Gas Through TWIN Project

19 June 2026

Equinor and its partners have approved a new subsea gas development at the Troll field in the Norwegian North Sea, investing just over $410 million (NOK 4 billion)… [...]

Oil Edges Higher as Uncertainty Clouds US-Iran Truce

19 June 2026

Oil prices rose on Friday as the prospect of a lasting truce between the U.S. and Iran was clouded after peace talks in Switzerland were called off and as Israel stepped up attacks on Lebanon… [...]

Repsol Looks to Expand to Venezuela Oilfield

18 June 2026

Repsol seeks to expand its projects in Venezuela by incorporating the Horcon oilfield into its portfolio, the Spanish energy producer said on Thursday, having signed… [...]

ARIHQ v Santé Québec: When Must an AI-Drafted Award Be Set Aside?

19 June 2026

Artificial intelligence (“AI”) is no longer just confined to improving the efficiency of arbitration proceedings: it is increasingly becoming part of arbitral decision-making (see here). [...]

The Next Battle Over Intra-EU Awards: State Aid and the Bulgarian Case

18 June 2026

On 21 January 2026, the European Commission (“EC”) launched an in-depth investigation into the EUR 61 million ICSID award (plus interest) issued in favour of the Maltese investor ACF Renewable Energy Limited (“ACF Award”). [...]

Filing or Notice? Brazil’s Superior Court of Justice Draws the Line on When an Arbitral Award Is ‘Presented’ Within the Meaning of the Brazilian Arbitration Act

17 June 2026

On 8 April 2026, Brazil's Superior Court of Justice (Superior Tribunal de Justiça, "STJ") decided REsp No. 2,210,332/SC, a case that required it to answer a deceptively simple question: when, precisely, is an arbitral award 'presented' for purposes of the time limit imposed on arbitrators under the Brazilian Arbitration Act (Law No. 9,307/1996, 'BAA')? [...]

Will Ireland’s Prohibition on Third-Party Funding Impact Its Development as an International Arbitration Hub?

16 June 2026

Ireland was recently announced as the EMEA hub for the ICDR. The arguments in its favour are obvious. Ireland is one of only two English-speaking EU members. It is home to many multinational companies, and it has a predictable legal system. The question then arises: Is Ireland developing into the next international arbitration hub? [...]

Dutch Arbitration Day 2026 – The Future of European Arbitration: Challenges and Opportunities

15 June 2026

The Dutch Arbitration Association will hold its annual conference, the Dutch Arbitration Day (“DAD”), on 18 June 2026. [...]

Emergency Relief in Investment Arbitration: Were We Too Cautious?

12 June 2026

29 April 2026 marked twelve years since the first publicly known emergency arbitrator decision in an investment‑treaty case—TSIKInvest LLC v. [...]

2026 PAW: Neutrality and Efficiency in Arbitration: New Dimensions in a Shifting Geopolitical Landscape

11 June 2026

2026 PAW: Neutrality and Efficiency in Arbitration: New Dimensions in a Shifting Geopolitical Landscape [...]

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